Patchetts Green Bridleways Trust
 PG: OBJECTS: PROMOTION: Steeple Morden 45 and 46 BW
Map showing Steeple Morder 46 and 46 bridleways
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Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.

A volunteer has kindly photographed this route for this year's Access and Riding Rights of Way Survey. The web page will be updated in due course. Find out more!

Legal History
29 Jul 1991: The County of Cambridgeshire (Public Bridleway No 46, Steeple Morden) Public Path Diversion Order 1997 (confirmed 6 Oct 1992) diverted Steeple Morden 46 to its present alignment (A-B), and upgraded part (B-C) of Steeple Morden 45 from footpath to bridleway.
1992: Cambridgeshire County Council entered into public path creation agreements upgrading Steeple Morden 45 footpath from B to D and E to F to bridleway.
Definitive Statement - Cambridgeshire (11 May 2016)
Path: [Steeple Morden] 45.  Status: Bridleway.
Starts at Ashwell Street as a bridleway and proceeds along a track for approximately 980 metres to White Cottage and Mordern Grange Farm; continues along farm road as a footpath through farmyard. Then continues as a bridleway along hardened roadway 10 ft wide at edge of arable field and alongside plantation under railway bridge to its exit at field gate and into the Royston-Baldock Road (A505).
Width: 3m

Path: [Steeple Morden] 46.  Status: Bridleway.
Starting on Station Road opposite the war memorial and running in a south-easterly direction inside a field for approximately 130 metres then in an east-north-easterly direction to join with Public Footpath and Bridleway No. 44 just east of the railway station, the bridleway then recommences by Heath Barn and continues in a north-easterly direction along a track on the southern edge of Morden Grange Plantation and New Part to meet Public Bridleway No. 45. The whole bridleway has a minimum obstructed width of 3 metres.
Width: 3m

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